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Contemporary Art

Edward Ruscha, Standard Station, Amarillo, Texas, 1963

Popping Up Everywhere

An exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art highlights Pop Art from around the world.

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Manuel Mendive, Ofrenda (Offering), 2002

Cuban Art: Cuba Libre

As the decades-old U.S. embargo of Cuba winds down, Americans are becoming aware of what an exciting art scene exists just 90 miles off our shores.

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Ercole Barovier, monumental Intarsio vase

Glass Italian Style

Centuries’ worth of technique meet modern aesthetics to create the incredibly beautiful and complex pieces of 20th-century and contemporary glass art that Venice is famous for.

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Kevin Sonmor, The Melody

Inside and Outside the Perimeter

Atlanta’s art world is expanding—both creatively and geographically.

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Robert Kushner, Malinalco, 2014

Robert Kushner: Pattern Seeking

For painter and collage artist Robert Kushner, “decorative” is never a dirty word.

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Alex Katz, Good Afternoon, 1974

Alex Katz: Object Matter and Environment

Two solo shows of celebrated American painter Alex Katz are opening, giving museum-goers the opportunity to see six decades of work.

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Julia Katz, Capacity

Chicago Museums: Windy City Wonders

From Audubon prints to Imagist painting to Asian antiquities, Chicago has offerings for all tastes.

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Karen Anne Myers, Geo Stripes

City Guide: Charleston, S.C. Art Galleries

From classic to contemporary, regional to global, discoveries abound in the Southeast’s art capital.

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Charline von Heyl, Carlotta, 2013

No Time Like the Present

In an “atemporal” age, a new exhibition proposes, painters can—and do—make art from an anything-goes grab bag of styles and attitudes.

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